How To Use exegete In A Sentence
- Biblical exegetes intent on recovering historical origins treat the text as an object on which to practice methodical procedures when they should instead be acknowledging the traditions to which they themselves belong.
- To develop the tools of social transformation she convened an activist community of pastors, preachers, biblical exegetes, theologians and theology students, laymen and laywomen to develop tools to guide the Christian churches in an engagement with the pandemic. Karen Torjesen: Feminist Theology In The 21st Century
- In this way, Rabanus Maurus became an exegete, philosopher, poet, pastor and man of God. Benedict on the Liturgy: "The Faith is not only thought"
- After all, this is no private event, for which it would be sufficient to read the Bible by oneself or even with the aid of an experienced exegete. Fr. von Balthasar: People "need to recognize the incomparable, the unique character of the Gospel"
- If the moral resourcefulness of Scripture was obvious to medieval exegetes, it was even more so to Protestants.
- Earlier exegetes had attempted to do so by distinguishing precepts for ordinary Christians from counsels of perfection, intended only for advanced or perfect Christians.
- I paraphrased it as referring to damnation, which is the way that most exegetes seem to understand the text.
- It is with the ‘time-grid’ that is wholly integral to the new creation that exegetes have the greatest difficulties, yet that is precisely the reality they are expected to interpret.
- In this liturgical Latin the requirements demanded by Hilary for the style of the Christian exegete are realized to the full: Non enim secundum sermonis nostri usum promiscuam in his oportet esse facilitatem: "There is no place here for the loose facility of the colloquial language" (In Ps. 13.1). Liturgical English and the Hieratic Tradition
- Of course, this need not worry the modern exegete, but it bothers me. Archive 2009-04-01
